STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® MEDIA POOL

Ten nations, one title and a competition format that leaves no room for error: at the STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® European Trophy on 13 September, Europe’s best competitive loggers will go head to head.

Bis zum letzten Heat war im österreichischen Schladming nicht klar, wer den DACH-Titel gewinnt. Am Ende verteidigte Danny Martin (DE) erfolgreich seinen Titel und wurde zum zweiten Mal DACH-Meister.

Defending British champion Glen Penlington cemented his place in TIMBERSPORTS® history by winning his fifth consecutive Pro Championship in style.

Canada’s Andrea Hand made history by winning the first STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® Women’s World Championship with a high-quality display, making two personal bests and a National Record in three of the four disciplines she contested.

New Zealand’s Jack Jordan sets another phenomenal world record winning a fourth consecutive STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® World Trophy in Budapest, Hungary.

New Zealand’s Mathew Gower won the STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® Rookie World Championship with a dominant display in which he bagged four National Records and one Personal Best in the five disciplines he contested.

STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® has today revealed the axe-citing line-up of elite athletes for the 2026 World Trophy and the first ever Women’s World Championship, which touch down in Budapest, Hungary, on the weekend of 6th June.

STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® is excited to announce a bumper schedule of national and international events for the 2026 season as ‘The Original Extreme Sport’ celebrates the return of the World Trophy and the introduction of the first ever Women’s World Championships.

The STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® season 2025 ended with a new world champion, a record winner and several newcomers who quickly became crowd favourites and put the favourites under noticeable pressure. The international titles in competitive woodcutting went to athletes from New Zealand, Australia and Poland.

New Zealand’s Jack Jordan won his first STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® Individual World Championship in the most dramatic of circumstances, setting a personal best in the Hot Saw to snatch the title from Australia’s Brayden Meyer with the final cut of the night. A crowd of more than 3,500 fans created an unbelievable atmosphere inside the Allianz Cloud Arena in Milan, with Szymon Groenwald taking third place to add to the bronze medal he won with Poland in the Team competition last night.